Contribute & Attributions

We welcome contributions to Prompt Lab! If you’ve got ideas, corrections, or new pages that could help students use AI better, here’s how to get involved.

Quick way: Submit a Pull Request

1. Fork and clone the repository from GitHub.

   Prompt Lab’s official repo: https://github.com/KyleJKC/promptlab

2. Create a new branch for your changes:

   git checkout -b my-new-content

3. Add your content or edits to the Markdown files. Keep the writing style consistent: clear, practical, and student-first.

4. Commit your changes with a clear message:

   git commit -m "Add page on [topic]"

5. Push your branch to your fork.

6. Open a Pull Request on GitHub.

The Prompt Lab team will review your submission. If it fits, we’ll merge it into the site.

Bigger contributions

If you’d like to contribute regularly (e.g. whole sections, ongoing maintenance, or major resources), email kj@kylejin.com. You may be invited to join the Prompt Lab maintenance team.

Guidelines

• Keep it student-friendly: practical checklists, templates, and examples.
• Keep it ethical: no shortcuts that encourage plagiarism or misuse.
• Keep it light: avoid jargon and long theory dumps.

License & Attribution

All Prompt Lab content is published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0).

That means:

• You’re free to share and adapt the content.
• You must provide proper attribution to Prompt Lab and the original contributors.

Together, we can make Prompt Lab more useful for students everywhere.